How long does a home inspection take on a typical Woodbury house?

For a typical single-family Woodbury home, plan on about two to three hours on site. Many homes here were built during the rapid 1990s and 2000s growth and run 2,000 to 4,000 finished square feet with a finished basement, three or more bathrooms, and an attached garage, so larger floor plans push toward the upper end of that range. Townhomes and association properties go faster, often 90 minutes to two hours. Add-on services extend the visit: a radon test means placing a continuous monitor that sits for 48 hours, and a sewer scope adds 30 to 45 minutes. Weather plays a role too, since deep snow or an iced-over roof in a Minnesota winter limits what can be walked and may push the inspector to evaluate from the eaves or with binoculars. The written report typically follows within 24 hours. To lock in a time that fits your closing timeline, build a free instant quote online and pick your date.